4 Changesets created by Rodriguez_928 have been discussed with 2 replies of this OpenStreetMap Contributor
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175176465
by Rodriguez_928
@ 2025-11-27 00:16
~ 7 months ago
1 ~ 2 months agoMateusz Konieczny
♦10,045
Hello! https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/13334868651/history has elevation = 133 that was added in this edit
why not use regular ele= tag?

See https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:ele
174224452
by Rodriguez_928
@ 2025-11-05 06:12
~ 8 months ago
1 ~ 7 months agoBubbaJuice
♦163
Hi,

Common practice is to have landcover multipolygons be separated if they do not touch. Please have each scrub area be its own multipolygon.
2 ~ 7 months agoBubbaJuice
♦163
Also please use JOSM when editing such large areas. iD does not have a verification capacity to make sure you are uploading quality data.
174172085
by Rodriguez_928
@ 2025-11-04 01:09
~ 8 months ago
1 ~ 8 months agoBubbaJuice
♦163
Hi jRodriquez928,

Areas of natural=* cannot overlap. Please learn about relations: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Relation:multipolygon. Once you think you are aware, please fix this issue.

Besides that, I appreciate the contribution but not the effort. There's a lot more intricacy t...
2 ~ 8 months agoRodriguez_928 Thanks for reaching out, I am aware of my overlapping issue and can say that it was never my intention. I am looking for ways to resolve the issue but wondered if you any possible solutions.
As for my effortless contributions, I was mapping shrub according to the 'shape' of the mountain r...
3 ~ 8 months agoRodriguez_928 Thanks for reaching out, I am aware of my overlapping issue and can say that it was never my intention. I am looking for ways to resolve the issue but wondered if you knew any possible solutions.
As for my effortless contributions, I was mapping shrub according to the 'shape' of the mount...
4 ~ 8 months agoBubbaJuice
♦163
Yeah so you need to use multipolgyon relations (look at the link in the first message I sent) to avoid the overlapping. I did not mean to insult for "effort"; any contribution on OSM takes effort. It should be allocated properly, in my opinion. I personally greatly value quality over quant...
170413310
by Rodriguez_928
@ 2025-08-14 00:40
~ 10 months ago
1 ~ 10 months agouser_5359
♦20,625
Welcome to OSM! Please be careful! You moved the node https://www.osm.org/node/6438769123 more than 100 meters over streets and buildings.
I moved the node back to the original position.